The Sphere of Individualism
By: by Connor D. Ross.
Publisher: Meador Publishing Company
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 130
Subjects: Individualism.; United States -- Economic policy.
First sentence: The ages of exploration are not dead.
Description: This is an able discussion of the land question. Many people have thought that the ideas of Henry George were scattered before the whirlwind of the World War. Inflation during the decade of the 1920's postponed a resumption of the search for fundamental solutions to our problems. Those who believe in individualism should not overlook this volume. [American Institute for Economic Research Weekly Bulletin, October 5, 1936, Page 120 - Recommended Books and Articles].
Notes: Author Connor D. Ross is listed as a former Assistant Attorney General of the State of Indiana on the inside title page.
Table of contents: title: Preface; title: Contents; title: Chaper I - The New Age of Exploration; title: Chapter II - Explorers and Raiders; title: Chapter III - A Survey of Conditions; title: Chapter IV - Oppression in a Democracy; title: Chapter V - An Up-hill Pull; title: Chapter VI - Power at the Pillars; title: Chapter VII - In a Wilderness of Words; title: Chapter VIII - The Magic City; title: Chapter IX - The Western Hemisphere and Individualism; title: Chapter X - Monstrosities, Mind and Machines; title: Chapter XI - Lifting the Load; title: Chapter XII - The Old and the New; title: Chapter XIII - Expansion and Contraction in Government; title: Chapter XIV - The Moth Doth Not Corrupt; title: Chapter XV - Minus and Plus Quantities; title: Chapter XVI - Our Inheritance; title: Chapter XVII - Two Roads